The five and six singles were cut short due to inclement weather surrounding the Nashville area. In the five singles Elena Volobueva was up one set 7-5 while Vita Moskaliova (Minsk, Belarus) was in a tight 2-6, 5-0 battle.

"Belmont played us pretty well. It took the girls awhile to get used to the courts, the lighting was different. I'm just glad we were able to get the match in and it's an overall good win," said head coach Steve Brooks.

The Lady Bucs will take on Lipscomb on March 8. Follow all ETSU women's tennis action at www.ETSUBucs.com.